The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-07-09

quiet but stplSv: middlinc Inlands 10 i5-IBc
middling OrleaYs i1iSc: saiss SS bales
FuturesNNarEet STEADY S With by sales as follows:
Julv delivarv N So A,,S,,St ~ IN, Sontan,her
10 DC October lie NSWemb he 81 GO Deem
Der Coo. W.
500 n, m.--,Iarxet closed ouiat ,u,t steadv.
middling unlanJs ~ 1S.1Gc iniddIing Orleans
Ike. Sal"s Todov 8oS hoiss. uct rcceints ~
bales, gross - '' wv ''''''' '''' ''f'>' -
Futures-1Iorlsat closed steadv with sales Of
1s5.700 bales, as follows: Nav delivery . ooS@
Q Ole Tuly III 6gGylD No Aug,,St 10 rir Septem
Der 10 03S 10 O4c October 553@e g4r' November
0 6351g 65c December q f26n0 63r January O "a
as 65c February Toah9 5Se March 16160 Ssc
AnriI 9 SS{,r0 sic ~'
Green s Co. 5 report ON cotton futures saws:
Our cotton market TO-DAY mas shown more nc
tivity in contracts and consde GS ' sharp
the bulls but cSntfnuSf feTersh and 'O pcy
picked feeling among the general line Of OMEGA
tors. An irregular loss Of S65i6 points on old
crop was the result of further spilliug of small
covery that restored rates over the entire line
OF the early loss with some months showing
fracionay above last evening .' was due T to q
sudden fright among small shorts increased by
a rlmor of worms in the crop districts and
slightly flrmer private accounts from abroad at
the close. The tone was steady within a frac-
ton of the highest of the dav."
Weekly net receipts 81 bales, gross $3.50;
exports, to Great Britain l,295 bales: TO the
Go in $780, sales 4'oll oaieS' STOCK l4o'VoI
oa ~ U.s., ,..,.,e c,.,.. .,,,.,.,. u;..-
,oI b'hsl"N''uS o-|o''oi' noi'''i''' n'iooiii's
io<>4V. ~, III,
as 5,""r'hN' "uiy o'-o''Oo' "Oniii0i' iii"uiiiie
io f$.,,,,,-. r,,,,, o c,..o, Cow. ,,aa,;r,.
r,t pALIlNoFE' 'hy e-Oo'Voh lirl'' niiouhhs
LIS S., r,,, Cotton, ,,,;o.. ,,,;,Jri,o. a.,
R2SToM July SLC9tton qniet mladilhE , nc:
,os aLNiN"ioN' July 0'-Oo''on '"i'i' ni'"ui'i'S
us IS ,.. vi. Co,., a., ,;,
am nl IA ''y o'-No'0oh 'iin' iii''
"i W. t' ~, r,,,, Co+.,,, ,.o,d,,. ,,,id
ulllE luflS.
,o iiIoDii| July o'-oo''o" ho'''i""' i"iuNi''is
~ 1,,. r,,,, o C,..o. o,,i,.. ,,,i,u;.,.-
,n 5SuIL"Fhl9' "uiJ o'--No''oh pueU' nii"ui'"s
l"ssc. -, -,
A l,Ti.I A., July o--Oo'toh quieo ouC sVe"dy
ltllu,'.lg u.s. H.. c..... -. -. 49,.
IHL4niRLhsIoN, july o'-Oot'oh quie1 ouI ilrh
'i',duls 10, r,,,, Cotton Nominal. ,,,id
III, ;noNIGoMERf' 'uly 0--No''oh hoi'lhai' hi'u
ui NY VA; c,,,ou .,,,,au,.
MACON, July G.ILOoUVoH iiluull!is q ,,,,..
M % July o'--Io''oh qu'cU' iliiuuiiiis
lVt,4c, w. tam,
NASHVILLE july o-Cotton qulet' miodhng
nc, I'll, 6,...o, ,,,,,,,.,. ,o,/,
S I' Juy -SSo..i l.i''iu'I? Iu34e. ,o,<
hoMh, oulh ooSIon q''ict miiuu''ns iV's0'
MA ouIS o. Luton ii'iuihE
ZEN hohk, July o,[Iois so. net recelpts
LOT an GoItoh po[1S upuay oVo oaeSi Exports 70
IIett brlIalu <,Iol pales' 10 tne Cuut,iS,io 100
oalesi STOCK at all American ports 24o'3l4 oales'
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES. ETC.
LIVERPOOL, July &. 1890 D. m.-Wheat steady;
demand fairr; holders offer moderately; re
GENTS of wheat for the past three days 102 600
centals. including 5sOOO American. Corn firm
and in fair demand; new mixed Western IS lid;
REGENTS of American corn for the past three
DAVIS ~ ZOO cpntals The weather Is warm and
dry
NEW York. July 8. noon.-Flour quiet but
firm Wheat higher. Corn better Pork firm :
mess. Sf5 OO6f5 80 Lard steady at s. So
Freirhts steady Old mess norLt firm Mt S14 so
G1415
5D. m.-FlO,Ir. Southern firm: common to fair
extra "a 3OGJ 2 90 Wheat l6G51c higher: No .
red S5GIS7lbc. ,July delivery Sf8666g7c. August
95Gj S5a6c Corn steady and moderately active.
No . 35Lh66155bc Iuly delivery closed nj 44l6c
August I5fG6rI6I5c Oats nc higher; No 2
31L3c Hons ouiet but steady Coffee fair Rio
steady nj 1SiI6 sugar firm with moderate in
oIirv: refined steady Molasscs Clull and nominal
Cotton seed oil 3iG825c for crlIde 12L66144c
for refined Hides 0uiet Wool firmly held.
domestic deace 3O17g1c nuIled 115691c Pork
staadv Middles duti and nominaI Lard 9615
nointS lower and heavy, Auglst delivery All "a
G0Tz Santenher Az S66Dg ~ Freights steady
CHicAa6 .IuIy S-Wheat operators began
hIvinp nDite lively on the curh this morning.
and Continued their operations to the regular
hoard Trading onenpd fnucb more hrislIv than
FOR several DAYS mast August started i%c higher
at -35kc and s9ld nm IN 723c C,ron dfsnatches
of daTSaoe nv prasshonners and had weather
wore accounfabia for n shore Of the carly
strength in wheat hut those Influences and the
hnyip1 thev induced were barely slfIicient 10
Zen Sng,ISSt mn to 723<c This nrice brought ont
mite free offerings and values soon went down
10 7rtb5o 79iae Trade became very dull. Au-
gIst sSS1 off to 75Iic and closed at ?21Gc. Corn